Closed For Good by bmac62
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Description
Old Georgia mountain roadhouse. Looks like it has been closed for at least 50 years. Back looks worse than the front. Very bright day, ISO way to high, trying sepia for age effect.
Comments (14)
Great work well done, plus the choice of sepia! Cheers, Clive
Beautiful photo.
ooo, the sepia is a great touch!
The sepia toning adds a great atmosphere and mood to this old building... if only the walls could talk!
What a great find! Great job on the sepia and brilliant photograph!
I'm amazzed it's still standing! Good tones
Great tone to this image. Nice find!
Beautiful composition. Stunning colors...
If buildings could talk.. what tales this would tell. A wonderful shot, Bill. Love the sepia tones. Hugs. Di. xx
Wonderful shot and I like the sepia effect. I have a fondness for old buildings and farms etc as they all have a story to tell. Thanks for your nice comment on my photo. I will be watching your gallery. Glad you like Kansas. I'm originally from Washington State. Too crowded there too.
Great sepia work!!! I like this mood!
I agree with Mairekas...the sepia mood create a succesful mood.
I like historical shot! Thats a UNIQUE SHOT! Great shot for video ;-)
the sepia, which normally gives images an aged or even soft look, gives your image a very painterly look, emphasizing the textures and plays of light. Full-view, the facade almost contains 'brush-strokes'; and the plays of lights & darks are brought out nicely by the hues. These old beaten up structures have great presence, and I always love when a photographer shares some with us. Very nice image, and a fascinating treatment of its surfaces & textures, et al...